Richard C. Meyer's graphic novel is a good project from Kickstarter
No Enemy, But Peace is the true story of Marco Martinez, a former gang-banger who found his true calling as a rifleman in the Marines.Now that's very good they're putting it that way and telling just who the enemy is the US army was facing there! Reading this, I now realize that I was mistaken if I'd thought earlier Kickstarter wasn't sincere enough in their goals, but now, thanks to projects like this that make an effort to show the US military in a positive way, I realize that they do have good stuff to offer, and NEBP definitely looks like something worth supporting.
When his friend and squad leader, Corporal Timothy Tardif is injured during their first firefight, Martinez rallies his embattled squad while single-handedly taking down a bunker full of jihadists.
Even so, I really wish that they hadn't associated themselves with Micah Wright after all the embarrassment he'd caused, and Wright by sharp contrast is definitely a writer whose works should be avoided.
Labels: indie publishers, islam and jihad, politics, terrorism
